Good food. Good work, if working in a good team such as Mail or Index.
No stocks, no renewal, and the salary sucks.
The hiring process started with a recruiter, followed by a simple 1:1 phone interview. It involved an easy question to solve a BST. Any computer science student should know all algorithms when applying to Yahoo!
The interview is 5 hours long and includes multiple skill testings. You'll need to interact with multiple people on the team, including managers and software developers, and explain your process out loud. Sometimes, you may be able to grab lunch with
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn who set up a 1-hour phone screen. I was asked to code some HTML/CSS/JS, followed by an algorithm, as it was a full-stack role. Following the screen, I was called for an onsite interview in Sunnyvale. The on
The hiring process started with a recruiter, followed by a simple 1:1 phone interview. It involved an easy question to solve a BST. Any computer science student should know all algorithms when applying to Yahoo!
The interview is 5 hours long and includes multiple skill testings. You'll need to interact with multiple people on the team, including managers and software developers, and explain your process out loud. Sometimes, you may be able to grab lunch with
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn who set up a 1-hour phone screen. I was asked to code some HTML/CSS/JS, followed by an algorithm, as it was a full-stack role. Following the screen, I was called for an onsite interview in Sunnyvale. The on